Senate Moves to Pass Johnson Aid Bill This Week
Senate leaders push the 3.4 billion Erean authorization toward final passage with President Johnson amid resistance from Sen Wayne Morse who offers amendments to trim 466 million. Humphrey predicts smooth passage. Baker investigation disclosures loom. Mansfield aims to finish before the Atlantic City convention with two follow up appropriations on deck.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Hubert WH. Humphrey
Minnesota
Democratic Teader
Bobby Baker
Democrats
Partisan Committee
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Miinois
Mansfield
Atlantic City
Defense Department
Congress
House
Rules Committee
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Focuses On Hogs And Cattle
Hogs were 25 cents lower with top around 16.60 and good to very good hogs at 16 to 16.60. Baby pigs 5 to 13 per head. Cattle and calves steady to mixed, with choice slaughter steers near 24.00 and good calves 15.00 to 17.00. Feeder steers 19.00 to 20.35, cows and calves 125 to 178 per pair. Bulls 15.50 to 16.50. Data from Kansas City AP market report.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Lakin Rodeo Draws Big Crowds at Loucks Park Arena
About 3,000 fans attended the weekend rodeo at Lakin's Loucks Park arena with a Perryton Texas cowboy winning the most points. Maynard Stillwell, rodeo secretary, estimated nightly crowds around 1,500 despite rain threats. Jack Long of Alden provided stock for the Kearny County Saddle Club sponsored show.
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Beth Mader Lakin
Lakin
Loucks Park Arena
Perryton, Tex
Melvin McGarrough
Maynard Stillwell
Retary
Jack Long
Alden
Kearny County Saddle Club
Garden City court records list numerous fines and notices
A long Garden City docket lists numerous individuals from multiple towns facing fines for speeding 60 in 50 zones, no driver's licenses, and other infractions. It also includes civil suit notes, divorces filed, bonds posted for traffic violations, and county accident summaries with names, places, and minor damages. A separate sports tying event notes rodeo results and standings. Washington update says Senator Goldwater plans organizational talks with GOP leaders.
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Lola L. Hymer
Neodesba
Warren V. Raetz
Qu Ovio
Calif
Richard R. Wheeler
Barr
Fuller
Andrada
Holcom
William E. Shapland
Ulysses
John B.tenin
Pueblo
Colo
Richard L. Floffman
Sublette
Travis E. Dewherry
Temple
Tes
Michael A. Jones
Sylacauga
Ala
Iurvey J. Ablah
Wichita
Gene Coyne
Justin Coyne
A. L. Beller
Beller Construction Co
Bruce and Smith Inc
Joseph Gross
Leo Krug
Orville Anstaett
Aero Enterprises, Inc
Petro-Sands Inc
Olwen K. Meredith
Arthur L. Beckner
Barbara Jean Schrader
Jackie Dean Schrader
Vivian Louise Morris
Gerald Lee Morris
Edna Maurie Block
Matthew Block
Carlos de Ortecho
Trail Inn Motel
Ernie L. Neuenschwander
Scott City
Solero Dehold Mayer
Holcomb
Robert D. Green
Lakin
Alfredo Flores
Deerfield
Gerald J. McAnineh
Carl Alvan Larson
Ray Wumphries
E. Hackberry
Hospital admissions and dismissals listed in St Catherine notices
Hospital admissions on Saturday and Sunday include Mrs John G Wagner Tod Sal Felt John Edward Hart Merle Adkisson Frank Zimmerman Nina M Tummner and Molcomb Cleo Best 701 Pennsylvania Edna Biernacki Rt 1 Ivs Rosa Leiker Stella's Nursing Home Charles Rector 2209 7th Harvey Travers 712 Inge John Harding 807 E Chestnut Charles Cummings Lakin Hilbert Shafer Leopold. Dismissals list several patients including Russell Scott Dyer Richard W Eddington Tauscher Sneah Conard and Manuel Rios at Deerfield Scott City and Terre Haute noting births at St Catherine a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Wagner 704 Safford in July.
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St. Catherine
John G. Wagner
Tod Sal
Felt John Edward Hart
Merle Adkisson
Ulysses Frank Zimmerman
Jetmore
Nina M. Tummner
Keith A. Richmeier
Molcomb
Cleo Best
Pennsylvania
August Mader
Edna Biernacki
Rosa Leiker
Stella's Nursing
N. 5Th
Manuel Rios
Deertich
Robert Salas
W. Mples
Theodore M. Shelden
Lakin
D. C. Garcia
E. Santa Ve
Martin Schifelbein
St. John
Hoffa Guilty of Fraud in Massive Pension Fund Scheme
Chicago AP report: James R Hoffa, Teamsters Union President, and six others found guilty on multiple fraud and conspiracy charges in a $260 million union pension fund scheme. Convicted on four counts. potential penalties include up to 20 years in prison and fines.
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Chicago
Teamsters Union
James H. Hoffa
Fuad
Hoffa
Pension
Furd
U.S. District Court
Hubert F. Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
Mls
Chattanooga
Tenn
Richard B. Austin
Walsh
Benjamin Cranow
Minneapolis
Orlando
Fla
Cranow
Samuel Hyman
Calvin Kovens
Abe I. Weinblatt
Miami Beach
Rachard Strate Jr
New Orleans
S. George Burris
New York
Herbert Burris
George
Grease Ignites Morning Fire at Five Points Carry Out
Garden City volunteers responded at 9:55 a.m. to a blaze on the Five Points Carry-Out building. Firefighters extinguished flames in the ceiling and roof area. Officials said the fire was caused by burning grease and damage was listed as minor.
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Garden City
Local students receive degrees and honors in Kansas events
Finney County reports 181289 in savings bond sales for the first half of 1964, down from 276741 in 1963. Saundra Lee McGehee of Pierceville earns nurse training certificate with ceremony Friday. Vere O Neal of Satanta joins KSU home economics honors. Dennie Siegrist and Ron Taylor attend Kansas Peace Officers Training School. Dewey of Garden City speaks.
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Finney County
John Burnside
County Savings Bond
Torday
Saundra Lee McGehee
Myles McGehee
Pierceville
Universit ™ of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Vere O'Neal
Satanta
Kansas State University
KSU
Dennie Dee Siegrist
Ronald Toe Taylor
Garden City
Kansas Peace Officers Training School
University of Kansas
A. A. Dewey
Kansas Bureau of Iinvestigation
Prospective students pre enroll at Fort Hays and KSU campuses
Garden City residents Jacqualyn McMichael and David Lishtner pre enrolled for fall at Fort Hays State College and Kansas State University. Finney County youths Mary Sale and Jim Wheatley were named to the Youth for Boyd steering committee backing McDill Boyd in his governor bid.
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Jacqualyn McMichael
Garden City
Fort Hays State College
David Lishtner
Kansas State University
Mary Sale
Jim Wheatley
Finney
Boyd
McDill Boyd
Deaths: Mrs. Margaret McMullen 86 in Great Bend
Mrs Margaret McMullen 86 mother of Mrs Margaret Burlin died Saturday in a Great Bend hospital Funeral set for 9 am Tuesday in Great Bend Cook Weber Mortuary in charge of arrangements
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Margaret McMullen
Margaret Burlin
Great Bend
Cook-Weber Mortuary
Rock Slide Kills Two Teens on Mt Rainier Trail
A rock slide described as a cloud of rocks struck a 19 person party on the Mt Rainier Nisqually Glacier trail killing two teenagers Elise Starr 14 of Los Angeles and Janet Lecttola 18 of Kent Wash. Mary Macadam 10 of Long Beach Calif was badly injured and others suffered injuries. The group sought shelter as rocks cascaded from above eight miles above Longmire.
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Longmire
Wash
Mt. Rainer
Nisqually River Bridge
Nisqually Glacier
Elise Starr
Los Angeles
Janet Lecttola
Kent
Elise
Jess Levine
Mt Rainier National Park
Lecttola
Air Force
Thomas
Mary Macadam
Long Beach
Calif
Walter
Southwest Kansas highway work projects listed
Several highway construction programs in Southwest Kansas were announced for the coming year. Projects include US 270 from Syracuse with 16.8 miles of grading bridges and surfacing at $900,000. US 56 from a US 83 junction to southwest for Maskell with 12.5 miles at $365,000. K4 from the Scott County line east for Lane with 12.9 miles at $300,000. US56 Meade with 6.8 miles at $180,000. K4 from Lane County line west for Scott with 11.9 miles at $300,000. US83 from US160 junction southwest for Seward with 8.0 miles plus related segments at $?. additional minor segments on US56 and US83 in Seward and Liberal. US83 in Liberal north 1.3 miles at $185,000. US83 8.0 miles from US160 southeast at $24,000. US56 from Moscow northeast for Stevens with 9.6 miles at $420,000 plus 0.4 mile resurfacing at $10,000 and 9.6 miles resurfacing at $270,000. Wichita segment 0.3 mile grading and surfacing on K25 in Leoti at $70,000.
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Kansas
Hamilton
Syracuse
Maskell
Lane
Scott County
Meade
Scott
Lane County
Seward
Haskell
Liberal
Stevens
Moscow
Wichita
Leoti
Small Fire Evacuates Thousands at Ford Pavilion World’s Fair
A small fire at the Ford Pavilion triggered an evacuation of about 3,500 to 3,600 visitors at the World’s Fair. The pavilion closed for three hours as workers cleared water from sprinklers. One ride remained closed due to water-soaked plaster. A candy machine robbery reported at Murphy's Laundry and Dry Cleaning, Garden City.
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New York
Ford Pavilion
Murphy’s Laundry
E. Fulton
Garden City
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